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UNITED STATES 06/04/2006

Debate on Merging Domestic and Foreign Intelligence Free

The Rand Corporation has just published a report on a seminar organized last June by the Offi ce of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI). It calls for a broad merger between domestic and foreign intelligence as well as law enforcement. [...]

QATAR 06/04/2006

Tamid Bin H. al Thani

Named crown prince of Qatar in August, 2003 when his [...]

JORDAN 06/04/2006

New Turn of Jordan’s Security Screw

In the wake of a complete overhaul of his security services, Jordan’s king Abdallah II turned up for a surprise visit at the headquarters of the Public Security Directorate on March 29. [...]

FRANCE 06/04/2006

“Dirty War” Between Services

At first glance, police raids on DGSE, SGDN, EADS and at the home of general Philippe Rondot appeared to target persons close to Jacques Chirac and Dominique de Villepin. But things aren’t as simple as that. [...]

CHINA 06/04/2006

China's Key Anti-Terrorism Man

Deputy public security minister Meng Hongwei has emerged as a leading figure in China's relations with foreign intelligence and security agencies. [...]

SAUDI ARABIA 06/04/2006

Iran Accused of Helping Al Qaeda

An inquiry conducted by Saudi Arabia in conjunction with Egyptian and Jordanian security agencies has confirmed that Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (Pasdarans) are helping Al Qaeda’s leadership. [...]

UNITED STATES 06/04/2006

Zfone Versus Skype?

Philip Zimmerman, who created PGP, has launched a new tool for encryption of telephone conversations over the Internet (VOIP) named Zfone. His move came just as doubts arose over the security of Skype, the world’s most widely used VOIP software. [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 06/04/2006

Ernst & Young in Anti-Fraud Move

The American accountancy Ernst & Young has just formed a world-wide department to investigate and fight fraud. It will be headed by a former CIA man. [...]

UNITED STATES 06/04/2006

Stonebridge in Push on Indian Market

Stonebridge International, a firm founded by Bill Clinton’s former national security adviser, Sandy Berger, has just recruited four new consultants [...]

HONGKONG 06/04/2006

Hill & Associates Seek Global Profile

The Hong Kong-based security and business intelligence firm Hill & Associates has just lined up an impressive brace of prominent [...]

UNITED STATES 23/03/2006

Charlie Allen’s Last Mission

Appointed chief intelligence officer at the Department of Homeland Security seven months ago, Charlie Allen is trying to patch together intelligence from 22 separate agencies. [...]

SAUDI ARABIA 23/03/2006

Abdallah Puts Lock on GID

Following the resignation of the number two man in Saudi Arabia’s foreign intelligence agency king Abdallah has strengthened the hand of his own men in the organization. [...]

UNITED STATES 23/03/2006

Washington Forms World Network

The U.S. has launched a new training program in order to form a world-wide network of special forces. [...]

IRAQ 23/03/2006

An Alternative Strategy for Iraq

The Brookings Institution has proposed a fresh counter-insurgency strategy as the war in Iraq enters its fourth year. [...]

FRANCE 23/03/2006

France’s First Euro-Size Group

In announcing plans to merge in May, France’s Atlantic Intelligence and BD Consultants are to rank among Europe’s five leading business intelligence groups. [...]

UNITED STATES 23/03/2006

Washington- Finance Post for Sandy Berger

Bill Clinton’s former national security adviser, Sandy Berger, has been [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 23/03/2006

Change at the Top at ArmorGroup

Jerry Hoffman, a CIA veteran who has headed the private British security firm ArmorGroup since 2002 will retire this summer, [...]

FRANCE 23/03/2006

Government Picks Heavyweight for Computer Security Review

The French government has chosen a heavyweight with the ability to push through difficult decisions to run a working group [...]

IRAN 23/03/2006

Coordinating Intelligence

In a sign that it has taken notice of the [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 23/03/2006

Olive Builds Up Analysis Unit

Under the supervision of former British diplomat Richard Knowlton, Olive [...]

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